1. Where can I find an update for AtiPcie.sys? I looked/googled around and can't find anything besides the usual "download this tool to fix this problem" crap
2. I will check connections/seatings of my hardware some time today
3. I will set the RAM speed in a moment
Thanks for you suggestions
Alright we may be on to something here. I set the RAMs frequency to 1600 in the BIOS, and logged back in to check CPU-Z. Now every time I load CPU-Z, it BSODS my system right as the loading bar is about to finish. I then set the RAM frequency back to AUTO, and now CPU-Z loads fine (showing the DRAM Frequency as 668.9 MHz). HMMM
Let me know if you want to see the DMP files from the 2 "CPU-Z" BSODS
Checked seating of my cards and all the connections between hardware. Everything looks good.
latest update for the chipset driver will be from the asus website follow the link given by Maguscreed ?
how long ago did you buy this board and do you still have receipts ?
this is delving into the world of knowing exact multiplier and voltages needed for this ram and i would start by experimenting low and working up while pestering for any support you can get from Gskill and Asus ?
remember although a bluescreen looks bad it is actually windows protecting itself so is comparatively healthy but I would make a backup before you do anymore experimenting
Might have more luck with gskill the only answer I ever got from asus was that it was some other components fault and it wasn't their problem.
They make good motherboards but I've been very disappointed with their level of support in general.
My chipset is up to date, I updated it a week or so ago when he originally posted that link. I bought the mobo off newegg in December.
Leaving for California tomorrow, guess its a break for everyone from this elusive problem.
yeah I had already figured out about the chipset. What I'm unable to do is find a proper win 7 equiv driver.
back from vacation, no bsods yet tonight. will post any updates
Got one early this morning. Similar to older ones.
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